If you have been placed on probation or are serving time for a parole violation, you need the experienced ex-prosecutors and New Jersey probation lawyers at Aiello, Harris, Abate Law Group, PC.
Probation is a sentencing procedure in which the offender is not jailed or imprisoned, but instead is placed under the court’s supervision for a specified period of time, subject to specific guidelines. Parole or supervised release is the supervision that begins when a person is released from prison or jail after serving part of their prison or jail sentence.
Probation and Parole violation cases can significantly impact your life; therefore, it is crucial to have experienced and savvy legal representation that can help you gather and sort through the evidence in your case. If you have been accused of probation or parole violation in New Jersey, contact Aiello, Harris, Abate Law Group PC today, and we will be more than happy to answer your questions and address your concerns.
Probation Requirements In NJ
Common Requirements For Probation Include But Not Limited To:
Being subject to unannounced and announced visits
Being required NOT to commit a new crime while on probation
Being required to obey all laws
Being required to abide by court orders
Being required to report changes of employment or address to probation officers
Being required to abstain from excessive alcohol or drug use
Being subject to drug tests
Being required to seek approval from a probation officer before traveling
Case Study
Felony Charges Dismissed
The attorneys of the Aiello, Harris, Abate, Law Group PC were able to convince the Hunterdon County Prosecutor’s Office to dismiss the third-degree crime (felony) and remand the case to the Municipal Court with a lower charge as a disorderly person’s defense (misdemeanor).
If you have been released from jail early before completing your sentence or placed on probation, your life will be closely monitored by a parole or probation officer. Ultimately, you must live your life according to stringent rules, and any small deviation could send you to prison. Our New Jersey criminal defense attorneys at Aiello, Harris, Abate Law Group, PC, are dedicated to defending your rights in cases involving probation or parole detainer or violation hearings.
Aiello, Harris, and Abate Law Group PC attorneys understand how prosecutors and law enforcement officers will attempt to build a case against you. Our attorneys will thoroughly examine every piece of evidence presented, including the procedures police officers follow when obtaining that evidence, so that they can present a defense that is most effective and likely to prevail.
Probation Criminal Defenses in New Jersey
We Will Fight For You By:
Showing insufficient evidence to the contrary
Proving factual innocence
Proving that probation terms were complied with
Getting someone out of jail or prison involves a detailed process, and our probation and parole violation defense attorneys at Aiello, Harris, Abate Law Group, PC, have extensive experience navigating this process.
Facing A Probation Violation Detainer For A Failed Drug Test
If you are dealing with a chemical addiction and facing a probation violation detainer for a failed drug test, then you need access to treatment, not a jail sentence. The attorneys at Aiello, Harris, Abate Law Group, PC, will assist you in enrolling in a program that enables you to receive treatment rather than punishment.
Contact us today
Our attorneys maintain flexible office hours, with weekend appointments available. Additionally, we can meet you at your home, jail, or prison if you are unable to travel to our office.
Call us today at (908) 561-5577 or contact us. Your initial consultation will take place over the phone, and you can schedule an appointment at one of our office locations across New Jersey.
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